Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-18
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.
DOMESTIC.

A fire occurred in New York on Saturday
in which Bridget Hughes was burned to
death.
Chief-Justice David K. Carter Of the Su-
preme Court of the District of Columbia
died on Saturday evening aged IS years.
In the closing ballot Saturday night in
the Florida Democratic caUcus Bloxham
received 81, Perry 80, and Is were scatter
ing.
E. F. Clam was hanged at Cassville, Mo-
for the murder of a young woman named
Ella Bowe in July last. Fully 10000 peo-
pie witnessed the execution.
A letter from Gladstone has been received
in which the ex-premier passes high eulogy
on Beecher. The letter will be made pub
lie in the memorial now being prepared.
The belief of the people of Hoboken is
about confirmed that Water Register Muir
ply is defsulter. As near as can be as
certained the amount will reach from so,
600 to $4,000.
Dolly Vance, a handsome and we'll
dressed woman Is years of age, was locked
ination as to her sanity. Her home is in
Los Angeles, California.
Harry c. Logan, once a general member
L
died in New York on Saturday. In 1886
L gan went East with other Californians,
and was associated with the firm of Prince
& Whitley.
The President has made the following
appointments Alexander K. Lawton
OF Georgia. to be Minister to Austro- Hun
| gary Newman A. Mcconnell, of Tenne-
see, to be Chief Justice of the Supreme
| Court of Montana; George S. Peter, Of
Ohio, to be Attorney of the United States
/ for Utah.
Jim Bates. a desperate, said to have been
the slayer of ten men, was killed Saturday
night in Polk county. He was serving a
life sentence in the Georgia Penltentiary
but escaped a few years ago, and during his
| temporary freedom killed two men. -Four
officers from Chattanooga found him in g
den in the Chichouire mountains. He tried
| to shoot the officers, but they filled him
full of buckshot-
1t is said that the employees OF the
Panhandle railroad propose demanding OF
the managers guarantee that no further
arrests shall be made, and that all the men
now employed on the road be completely
exonerated from any completely in the
| alleged thefts. Should these guarantees
not be forthcoming, the men will decline
to enter again into the company's service
under the suspicion resting upon them.
FOREIGN.
| Great efforts are being made to privately
induce Gladstone to visit Ireland and ad
dress meeting there. If his health and
voice permit he will probably go.
Successful experiments have been made
at Metz with iavigable balloon propelled
with an electric motor. The Augsburg
Algemeisae Zeittulg says the balloon is tht
invention of German engineer named
Welker.
A large dynamite bomb, with a burning
fuse attached, was found Saturday nigh
in room near the private office of tn,
Minister of Public Works, at Madrid. AL
employee pluckily quenched the fuse anC
there was no explosion.
Intelligence has been received at Bonn
bay that body OF the Amer of Afghanis
tan's troops made a night attack on 6
force of Ghilzal rebels and killed 200 o.
them. Several villages in the disturbed
district have been destroyed.
Austria continues to use all the money
she can spare, and even more, in military
improvements. Bulgaria is reported in
great financial trouble, as well as in con
stantly increasing danger from disergani
cation and Generalization OF her army.